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MORE UPCOMING RELEASES

Artist: Title: Label/Due date:
Paula Abdul (title TBA; producer: Oliver Lieber; Hear here; Twitter) (Filament Entertainment Group, TBA)
Accept (new singer: Mark Tornillo) (title TBA; first studio album since 1996's "Predator"; producer: Andy Sneap) (Brainstorm Music Marketing AG, TBA)
Ace of Base (title TBA; producers: Andreas Carlsson, Peer Astrom, Damon Sharpe (label TBA, TBA)
Adolescents, The (title TBA; Read here) (Finger, TBA)
Aerosmith (title TBA; producer: Steve Lillywhite; Read here) (Columbia, TBA)
AgainST (side project of Excel frontman Dan Clements and original Suicidal Tendencies members) (title TBA; Read here) (Built On an Ounce, TBA)
Against Me! (new drummer: George Rebelo, formerly of Hot Water Music) "White Crosses" (producer: Butch Vig; Hear here) (Sire, 2010)
Christina Aguilera "Bionic" (guests: M.I.A., Santigold; Read here) (RCA, March 2010)
Tony Allen (Nigerian Afrobeat legend) "Secret Agent" (producer: Allen; Hear here) (World Circuit/Nonesuch, spring/early summer 2010)
Anatomy of a Ghost "Celebrations of a Sky Blue Life" (producer: John Goodmanson) (Fearless, TBA)
Keith Anderson (title TBA) (label TBA, fall 2010)
Laurie Anderson "Homeland" (Nonesuch, TBA)
Annihilator (title TBA) (AFM, TBA)
Anthrax (new singer: Dan Nelson) "Worship Music" (album marks the thrash metal group's 25th anniversary; Hear here) (Megaforce, TBA)
Arcade Fire (title TBA; producer: Markus Dravs; Hear here; Read here) (Merge, May 2010)
Armored Saint (title TBA; first studio album since 2000's "Revelation") (Metal Blade, 2010)
Armor for Sleep (title TBA; producer: Ben Grosse) (Sire, TBA)
Authority Zero (title TBA; studio album; producer: Ryan Greene; Read here) (Zero Crew, TBA)
Autolux (title TBA; producer: John Goodmanson; Read here) (label TBA, TBA)
Bachman & Turner (Randy Bachman and Fred Turner) (title TBA) (E1 Music Canada, 2010)
Bad Religion (title TBA) (Epitaph, 2010)
Band of Horses (title TBA; Hear here) (Sub Pop, TBA)
Bangles (title TBA; producers: Bangles, Matthew Sweet; Sweet also plays bass on the album) (label TBA, summer 2010)
Beastie Boys "Hot Sauce Committee Pt. 1" (album's release postponed due to Adam Yauch's illness; guests: Santigold, Nas; Hear here; Read here) (Capitol, early 2010)
Pat Benatar (title TBA; acoustic versions of her hits; Read here) (Bel Chiasso, TBA)
Rhona Bennett (formerly of En Vogue) "The Anticipation of R&B ..." (Hear here) (Keep Pushin' It Entertainment, TBA)
Big Boi (of OutKast) "Sir Luscious Leftfoot ... Son of Chico Dusty" (guests: T.I., Lil Jon, Jamie Foxx, B.o.B.; Hear here; Read here) (LaFace, 2010)
Big Head Todd and the Monsters (title TBA; producer: David Bianco; Hear here) (Big, TBA)
Black Country (super group: Jason Bonham, Glenn Hughes, Derek Sherinian, Joe Bonamassa) (title TBA; producer Kevin Shirley; Read here) (J&R Adventures, late 2010/early 2011)
Black Keys, The (title TBA; producer: Danger Mouse; Hear here) (Nonesuch, TBA)
Blackout Effect, The "The Blackout Effect" (Lava/Atlantic, TBA)
Blanche "If We Can't Trust the Doctors ..." (producers: Warn Defever, David Feeny, Brendan Benson; guest: The White Stripes' Jack White) (Cass, TBA)
Bled, The (title TBA; Hear here) (Rise, early 2010)
Blink-182 (title TBA; Read here) (Interscope, 2011)
Blur (title TBA; Read here) (Virgin, TBA)
Book of Knots, The "Traineater" (guests: Tom Waits, Mike Watt, David Thomas, Jon Langford, Carla Bozulich) (Anti-/Epitaph, TBA)
David Bowie (title TBA) (ISO/Columbia, TBA)
Michelle Branch "Everything Comes and Goes" (producers: John Leventhal, John Shanks; guest: Dwight Yoakam; first single: "Sooner or Later"; Hear here; Read here) (Warner Bros. Nashville, 2010)
Joe Budden "The Growth" (producers: Scott Storch, Swizz Beatz, Timbaland, Whiteboy; guests: Stack Bundles, the A-Team, Marques Houston; first single: "Gangster Party"; Read here) (Def Jam, TBA)
Bump J "Nothing to Lose" (producers: Kanye West, Sha Money XL, Trackboyz; Read here) (Atlantic, TBA)
Candlebox (title TBA) (Silent Majority Group, 2010)
Jerry Cantrell (Alice in Chains guitarist) (title TBA) (Roadrunner, TBA)
Carter's Chord "Carter's Chord" (producers: Toby Keith, the female trio's father Barny Robertson; first single: "Young Love"; Hear here) (Show Dog Nashville, TBA)
Cassie (title TBA; producers: Seven, Mario Winans, Bryan Michael Cox, Eric Hudson, Sean C, LV, Ryan Leslie; Read here) (Bad Boy, TBA)
Donovan Chapman (title TBA; producers: Raymond Termini, Billy Joe Walker; first single: "House Like That"; Hear here) (Category 5, TBA)
JC Chasez (title TBA; first single: "Until Yesterday") (Jive, TBA)


Jane Child (title TBA) (Sugarwave, TBA)
Chilli (of TLC) "Bi-Polar" (guests: Missy Elliott, fellow TLC member T-Boz; first single: "Dumb, Dumb, Dumb"; Hear here; See here) (Tron Musik, TBA)
Coheed and Cambria "Year of the Black Rainbow" (songs include "Here We Are Juggernaut," "The Broken," "Pearl of the Stars" and "Guns of Summer"; producers: Atticus Ross, Joe Baressi; Hear here) (Columbia, April 2010)
Color Scheme, The (title TBA) (Record Collection, TBA)
Continuance (title TBA; Hear here) (Rise, spring 2010)
Cult, The (title TBA) (label TBA, TBA)
D'Angelo (title TBA; collaborators: Raphael Saadiq, Q Tip, Roy Hargrove, Cee-Lo; first single: "I Found My Smile Again") (J, TBA)
Dark Angel "Darkness Returns" (first studio album since 1991) (label TBA, TBA)
Days Difference (title TBA; first single: "Radio Song"; Hear here) (Universal Motown, TBA)
dB's, The (title TBA; Read here) (label TBA, TBA)
Death Angel (title TBA; Read here) (Nuclear Blast, TBA)
Death Cab for Cutie (title TBA; Read here) (Atlantic, TBA)
Death From Above 1979 (title TBA) (Vice/Atlantic, TBA)
De Novo Dahl (title TBA; producers: David Fridmann, Tony Dugan; Hear here) (Roadrunner, TBA)
Devo (title TBA; their first album since 1990; Hear here) (label TBA, TBA)
Diddy "Last Train to Paris" (producers: Diddy, The-Dream, Tricky, The Neptunes, Mario Winans, T-Pain, Rodney Jerkins; Read here) (Bad Boy/Atlantic, TBA)
Dirty Three "Cinder" (producer: Casey Rice; guest: Cat Power's Chan Marshall; Read here) (Touch & Go, TBA)
Distillers, The (title TBA) (Warner, TBA)
Fefe Dobson "Joy!" (Hear here) (21 Music, TBA)
Dr. Dre "Detox" (guests: Jay-Z, Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg, etc.; Read here) (Aftermath/Interscope, 2010)
Don Caballero (title TBA; producer: Al Sutton) (Relapse, TBA)
Doobie Brothers, The (title TBA; first album of new material in 10 years; producer: Ted Templeton; guests: Willie Nelson, Billy Payne) (label TBA, 2010)
Down "Down IV" (Roadrunner/Warner, 2010)
Dreaming, The (title TBA; producer: Bryan Carlstrom) (label TBA, TBA)
D.R.I. (new bassist: Harald Oimoen) (title TBA; guitarist Spike Cassidy is recovering from treatment for cancer; first studio album since 1995's "Full Speed Ahead"; Read here) (Beer City, TBA)
Drink Up Buttercup (title TBA: Hear here) (Yep Roc, 2010)
Drowning Pool (title TBA) (Eleven Seven, 2010)
Duran Duran (title TBA; producer: Mark Ronson; Hear here; Read here) (Epic, TBA)
Early Man (title TBA; producer: Jack Endino; Hear here) (The End, TBA)
Earshot (title TBA) (Warner, TBA)
Eastwood "Born to Be Hated" (Self Made/Death Row, TBA)
Missy Elliott "Block Party" (Hear here; Read here) (Goldmind/Atlantic, TBA)
End, The (title TBA; producer: Greg Dawson) (Relapse, TBA)
En Vogue (title TBA; Hear here) (label TBA, TBA)
Eternal Descent (title TBA; producer: Eddie Kramer; Hear here) (Incendium, TBA)
Eve "Lip Lock" (label TBA, spring 2010)
Everest "Ghost Notes" (Hear here) (Vapor, spring 2010)
Face to Face (title TBA; first album of new material since 2002's "How to Ruin Everything") (Antagonist, TBA)
Faith No More (title TBA; first album since 1997's "Album of the Year") (label TBA, TBA)
Far (title TBA) (Vagrant, TBA)
Lupe Fiasco "We Are Lasers" (Hear here; Read here) (Atlantic, TBA)
Filter (title TBA; producer: Bob Marlette) (label TBA, 2010)
Flatfoot 56 (title TBA; producer: Street Dogs' Johnny Rioux; Hear here) (Flicker, TBS)
Flotsam & Jetsam "The Cold" (Hear here) (Driven Music Group, TBA)
Forecast, The (title TBA; producer: John Naclerio) (Victory, TBA)
Gaslight Anthem, The (title TBA; producer: Ted Hutt; Hear here) (SideOneDummy, 2010)
Nona Gaye "Love & Sex" (Epic, TBA)
Genius "Proper Villains" (producer: Ian Nickus) (Genius Music, TBA)
God Forbid "Gone Forever" (producer: Eric Rachel) (Century Media, TBA)
Godsmack "Saints & Sinners" (producers: frontman Sully Erna, Dave Fortman; Hear here) (Universal/Republic, March 2010)
Louise Goffin "Bad Little Animals" (Majority of One, TBA)
Goo Goo Dolls (title TBA; producer: Tim Palmer) (Warner, TBA)
Vivian Green (title TBA; Read here) (E1 Music, TBA)
Guru "Guru 8.0 Lost & Found" (producer: Solar; Hear here) (7 Grand, TBA)
Guster (title TBA; Read here) (Aware/Columbia, 2010)
happyendings "Losing Generation" (producer: Bob Rock; Hear here) (J, TBA)
Gemma Hayes "The Roads Don't Love You" (released internationally in October 2005; producer: Joey Waronker; Read here) (Astralwerks, TBA)


Heart (title TBA; with this album, Nancy Wilson will take on more vocal duties; producer: Ben Mink; Read here) (label TBA, summer 2010)
Helmet (title TBA; Read here) (Warcon, TBA)
David Hernandez ("American Idol" season 7 finalist) "Self-Titled" (Hear here; Facebook; Twitter) (Sony BMG/19 Recordings, February 2010)
High On Fire (title TBA; producer: Greg Fidelman; Hear here) (E1 Music, early 2010)
Faith Hill (title TBA) (Warner, 2010)
Holy Grail (title TBA; producer: Danny Lohner; Hear here) (Prosthetic, spring 2010)
Hope Kills Fear (title TBA; producer: Mike Barile; Hear here; See here) (label TBA, TBA)
Greg Howe (title TBA) (Tone Center, TBA)
Iced Earth (title TBA) (Century Media, TBA)
Ideal "From Now On" (producers: Brian Michael-Cox, Rockwilder, Nisan Stewart, Mike City, Battle Cat; first single: "Makin' Time") (Neutral Ground/Universal, TBA)
Ikara Colt "Modern Apprentice" (producer: Alex Newport) (Epitaph, TBA)
Interpol (title TBA) (Capitol, TBA)
Michael Jackson (title TBA; producer: will.i.am.; Read here) (label TBA, TBA)
Jamie T (named Best Solo Act at the 2007 NME Awards) "Panic Prevention" (with three bonus tracks, including a duet with Lily Allen on "Raw Hide"; Hear here) (Caroline, TBA)
Al Jardine "Post Card From California" (guests: Brian Wilson, Neil Young, Steve Miller, Stephen Stills, Flea, Glen Campbell; Read here) (label TBA, TBA)
Ja Rule "The Mirror" (producers: Erick Sermon, Ty Fyffe, 7 Aurelius, Chink Santana; first single: "Body"; Hear here; Read here) (The Inc., TBA)
Jamey Johnson (title TBA: first single: "My Way to You"; Hear here) (BNA, 2010)
JoJo "All I Want Is Everything" (Blackground/Interscope, January 2010)
Just Surrender (title TBA: producers: Lou Giordano, Ace Enders; Hear here) (Razor & Tie, spring 2010)
Kelis "Fleshtones" (first single: "Acapella"; Hear here; Read here) (will.i.am. Music Group/Interscope, spring 2010)
Kem (title TBA) (Motown, TBA)
Kid Rock (title TBA; producer: Rick Rubin; guests: Mary J. Blige, Lil Wayne, T.I., Chad Smith; Hear here; Read here) (Atlantic/Top Dog, spring/summer 2010)
King Diamond (title TBA) (Metal Blade, TBA)
KoRn (title TBA; producer: Ross Robinson; See here; Read here) (Virgin, early 2010)
Lenny Kravitz "Funk" (Hear here) (Virgin, TBA)
Nick Lachey "Coming Up for Air" (guest: Kara DioGuardi; first single: "Patience"; Hear here) (Jive, TBA)
Josiah Leming (from "American Idol" season 7) (title TBA; producer: David Kosten; Hear here) (Warner, TBA)
Linkin Park (title TBA) (Warner, 2010)
Little Fish "Baffled and Beat" (producer: Linda Perry; Hear here) (Custard/Universal Motown, early 2010)
Logan Square (formerly 15 Minutes Late) "Pessimism and Satire" (producer: Sean O'Keefe; Hear here) (Fearless, TBA)
Loser (title TBA; producer: Bob Marlette; first single: "Nobody Knows") (Island, TBA)
Los Lobos (title TBA; producer: multi-instrumentalist Steve Berlin; Read here) (Shout! Factory, early 2010)
Courtney Love "Nobody's Daughter" (producers: Linda Perry, Billy Corgan, Love; Read here) (Custard/Universal, TBA)
Jeff Lynne (title TBA; his first solo album since 1991; producer: Lynne; Read here) (label TBA, 2010)
Jesse Malin (title TBA; producer: Ted Hutt) (SideOneDummy, early 2010)
Matrix, The (production team of Lauren Christy, Graham Edwards, Scott Spock) (title TBA) (Columbia, TBA)
Christine McVie (title TBA) (label TBA, TBA)
Meat Loaf (title TBA; producer: Rob Cavallo; guest: Brian May; Read here) (label TBA, 2010)
Leighton Meester (star of the TV series "Gossip Girl") (title TBA; producers: Polow Da Don, Harvey Mason Jr., Spencer Nezey; Read here) (Time-Act Music/Universal Republic, TBA)
John Mellencamp "No Better Than This" (producer: T Bone Burnett; Read here) (Hear Music, spring 2010)
Methods of Mayhem "Public Mayhem" (producer: Scott Humphrey) (Loud & Proud/Roadrunner, early 2010)
MGMT "Congratulations" (Hear here; Read here) (Columbia, April 2010)
Christina Milian "Elope" (producers: The-Dream, Tricky Stewart, L.O.S.; first single: "Us Against the World"; Hear here) (Radio Killa/Interscope/MySpace, TBA)
June & Jean Millington (founding members of Fanny) (title TBA) (Fabulous, TBA)
Minsk (title TBA; Hear here) (Relapse, TBA)
Mishon (of ABC Family Channel's "Lincoln Heights") "The Yearbook" (first single: "Just a Kiss"; Hear here) (Streamline/Interscope, TBA)
Mista Sinista (formerly in an early version of the X-Ecutioners) "Heartfelt" (Read here) (Coalmine, TBA)
Pharoahe Monch "Desire" (producers: Lee Stone, Denaum Porter; guest: Justin Timberlake; Read here) (SRC/Universal, TBA)
Monster Magnet (title TBA; producer: Matt Hyde; Hear here) (Napalm, summer 2010)
Montgomery Gentry (title TBA; Hear here) (Columbia Nashville, early 2010)
Morbid Angel (title TBA; band's first studio album since 2003's "Heretic" and also its first release with original vocalist/bassist David Vincent since 1995's "Domination"; Read here) (label TBA, TBA)
Matthew Morrison (actor-singer who plays glee club director Will Schuester on Fox's "Glee") (title TBA) (Mercury, fall 2010)
Mya "Liberation" (producers: Scott Storch, Bryan-Michael Cox, Tricky Stuart, Kwame; guests: Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg; first single: "Lock You Down"; Hear here; Read here) (Motown, TBA)
My Chemical Romance (title TBA; their first album since 2006's "The Black Parade"; producer: Brendan O'Brien; Read here) (Reprise, spring 2010)
Ultra Naté "Things Happen At Night" (producers: Naté, DJ Class, Chris Willis, DJ King Tutt, Brinsley Evans, Scottie B; first single: "Faster Faster Pussycat [Let's Go!]"; Hear here) (BluFire/Unruly, TBA)
Naughty By Nature "Anthem Inc." (Read here) (label TBA, RVA)
No Doubt (title TBA; producer: Mark "Spike" Stent; Read here) (Interscope, TBA)
Novel "The Audiobiography" (Hear here) (Rowdy/Capitol, TBA)
Offspring, The (title TBA; Read here) (Columbia, 2010)
OMD (title TBA; Read here) (U.K. - Virgin, TBA)
On Blast (title TBA; Hear here) (StreetLife, TBA)
One Less Reason (title TBA; producer: Pete Thornton) (Radio Universe/Universal, TBA)
Orgy (title TBA) (D1. Music, TBA)
Ozzy Osbourne (title TBA; producers: Osbourne, Kevin Churko; Read here) (Epic, June 2010)
James Otto "James Otto" (Hear here) (Raybaw/Warner, TBA)
Over It (title TBA; Hear here) (Virgin, TBA)
Pathology (title TBA; producer: Jeff Forrest; Hear here) (Victory, early summer 2010)
Katy Perry (title TBA; Read here) (Capitol, TBA)
Hana Pestle (title TBA; producers: Ben Moody, Michael "Fish" Herring; Hear here) (FNR, TBA)
Liz Phair (title TBA; Read here) (ATO/RCA, TBA)
+44 (title TBA; Hear here; Read here) (Interscope, TBA)
Postal Service, The (title TBA; Read here) (Sub Pop, TBA)
Grace Potter and the Nocturnals (title TBA; producer: Mark Batson; Hear here) (Ragged Company/Hollywood, spring 2010)
Daniel Powter "Under the Radar" (producer: Linda Perry; Hear here) (Wanrer, 2010)
Primus (title TBA; band's first full-length studio album since 1999's "Antipop" and also its first release with original drummer Tim "Herb" Alexander since 1995's "Tales From the Punchbowl") (label TBA, 2010)
Suzi Quatro (title TBA; a tribute to Elvis Presley, including "Singing With Angels," recorded with the Jordanaires) (EMI, TBA)
Suzi Quatro (title TBA; producer: Mike Chapman, the first Quatro album he has worked on in 28 years) (EMI, TBA)
Queens of the Stone Age (title TBA; Read here) (Interscope, TBA)
Amy Ray (of Indigo Girls) (title TBA; producer: Greg Griffith; Hear here) (Daemon, 2010)
Ray J (title TBA) (E1/Knockout Entertainment, TBA)
Red Hot Chili Peppers (title TBA) (Warner, 2010)
R.E.M. (title TBA; producer: Jacknife Lee) (Warner, 2010)
Roots, The "How I Got Over" (producer: Questlove; Hear here) (Def Jam, TBA)
Rush (title TBA; Read here) (Anthem/Atlantic, TBA)
Sammie "Coming of Age" (producers: Bryan Michael Cox, Jermaine Dupri, Adonis Shropshire, Daron Jones) (StarCamp Music, TBA)
Michael Sarver ("American Idol" season 8 finalist) (title TBA; first single: "You Are"; Hear here) (Dream/Universal Music Group, spring 2010)
Saves the Day "Daybreak" (Hear here) (Vagrant, early 2010)
Scissor Sisters (title TBA; producers: Stuart Price, Babydaddy; Read here) (Universal, March 2010)
Jill Scott "The Light of the Sun" (Hear here) (Hidden Beach, spring/summer 2010)
Secret Machines (title TBA; producer: Brandon Mason; Read here) (Warner, TBA)
7th Son (title TBA; producer: Michael "Elvis" Baskette; Hear here) (Roadrunner, TBA)
Shadowside "Theatre of Shadows" (Read here) (Seven/Universal, TBA)
SHeDAISY "A Story to Tell" (Hear here) (Lyric Street, TBA)
Shins, The (title TBA; drummer Jesse Sandoval and keyboardist Mary Crandall are no longer in the band; Read here) (Aural Apothecary, early 2010)
Shortwave Set, The "Replica Sun Machine" (features a 24-piece orchestra conducted by Van Dyke Parks; producer: Danger Mouse; guest: John Cale; Hear here) (label TBA, TBA)
Showdown, The "Temptation Come My Way" (Hear here) (Century Media, TBA)
Shys, The (title TBA; producer: Dave Cobb; Read here) (Sire, TBA)
Sia "We Are Born" (Hear here) (label TBA, spring 2010)
Simple Minds "Graffiti Soul" (released in the U.K. in early June; Hear here; Read here) (W14 Music, TBA)
Simplistic "The Impact of Crashing [EP]" (producer: Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda) (Machine Shop Recordings, TBA)
Sixpence None the Richer (studio album; title TBA; Hear here) (Nettwerk, TBA)
Skid Row (title TBA) (SPV, TBA)
Social Code "A Year at the Movies" (first single: "Whisper To A Scream [Bird's Fly]") (Interscope, TBA)
Social Distortion (title TBA; Hear here; Read here) (Time Bomb, 2010)
Sponge (title TBA; Hear here) (Bellum, TBA)
Standstill (title TBA; Hear here) (Atlantic, TBA)
Starving Millionaires "Vegas Vacation" (Hear here) (Skinny Post Music, TBA)
Stone Sour (title TBA; producer: Rob Cavallo) (Roadrunner, 2010)
Stone Temple Pilots (title TBA; producer: Don Was) (label TBA, early 2010)
Strange Familiar, The (title TBA; producer: Brian Malouf; first single: "Courage Is ..."; Hear here) (label TBA, TBA)
Streets, The (title TBA; Read here; Twitter) (Vice, February 2010)
Subways, The (title TBA) (Sire, TBA)
Suicidal Tendencies "Return to Venice" (Read here) (Suicidal, TBA)
Sum 41 (title TBA; producer: Gil Norton; Hear here) (Island, summer 2010)
Ben Taylor "Legend of Kung Folk, Part 2" (Iris, April 2010)
Tool (title TBA; their first album since 2006's "10,000 Days"; Read here) (Volcano Entertainment, TBA)
TRUSTcompany (title TBA; Read here) (Geffen, TBA)
Nadia Turner ("American Idol" season 4 finalist) "Standing On Love" (label TBA, TBA)
Twisted Sister (title TBA; first album of new material since 1987's "Love Is for Suckers"; Read here) (label TBA, 2010)
Jordis Unga ("Rock Star: INXS" finalist, girlfriend of American Head Charge's Karma Cheema) (title TBA; Read here) (Epic, TBA)
UP SyNDROME "Welcome to Phase 3" (label TBA, TBA)
Urge Overkill (title TBA) (label TBA, TBA)
Vandals, The (title TBA; Read here) (Kung Fu, TBA)
Angela Via "Ready to Fly" (tracks co-written with M'jestie, who won an BMI award for Rihanna's chart-topping "Pon de Replay"; producer: Sundafu; Hear here) (Virgin, TBA)
Violent Femmes (title TBA; first album of new material since 2000) (label TBA, TBA)
Warren Brothers, The (title TBA) (Stylesonic, TBA)
Eric West (nephew of Smokey Robinson) "Ascendancy" (first single: "Gone," featuring Kanye West; Hear here; Twitter) (Elektra/Downtown, April 2010)
Amy Winehouse (title TBA; producer: Salaam Remi; Read here) (Island, 2010)
Stevie Wonder "The Gospel Inspired by Lula" (dedicated to his mother, Lula Mae Hardaway, who died in 2006; Read here) (Motown, TBA)
Ron Wood "More Good News" (producer: Bob Rock; guest: Eddie Vedder; Read here) (label TBA, TBA)
Wrens, The (title TBA) (Absolutely Kosher, TBA)
X-Ecutioners, The (title TBA) (Columbia, TBA)
Youth Brigade (title TBA; first album of new material since 1997; Read here) (BYO, TBA)
Zebra (title TBA) (Mayhem, TBA)
Zimmer's Hole (side project of Strapping Young Lad members) (title TBA; first studio album since 2001) (HevyDevy, TBA)
ZZ Top (title TBA; producer: Rick Rubin; Read here) (American Recordings/Columbia, TBA)

Artist: Title: Label/Due date:
Arcadia "So Red the Rose [CD/DVD deluxe edition]" (1985 album; 2 CDs; remastered, with 19 bonus tracks; the DVD contains the "So Red the Rose" video album, out of print for more than 20 years; Read here) (EMI, April 2010)
Big Brother and The Holding Company "Cheap Thrills: Legacy Edition" (1968 album; 2 CDs, featuring B-sides, rarities) (Columbia/Legacy, 2010)
Duran Duran "Duran Duran: Special Edition" (1981 album; 2 CDs; second disc contains B-sides, dance mixes and previously unreleased demos and BBC sessions; also available with DVD of music videos and TV performances; Read here), "Seven and the Ragged Tiger: Special Edition" (1983 album; 2 CDs; second disc contains B-sides and rarities; also available with DVD of music videos, "Top of the Pops" performances and the "As the Lights Go Down" concert special; Read here) (EMI, March 2010)
John Mellencamp "On the Rural Route 7609 [Box set]" (4-CD collection contains early demo recordings and other rarities; Read here) (Hear Music, TBA)
Joni Mitchell (box set; title TBA; 4 CDs, 85 tracks, and 1 DVD, spanning her career; includes several unreleased songs and alternate versions and rare video performances) (Rhino, TBA)
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble "Couldn't Stand the Weather: Legacy Edition" (1984 album; 2 CDs, featuring B-sides, rarities) (Epic/Legacy, 2010)

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